Meeting capture
Live prompts during the call and a written summary afterwards, hands-free.
AI assistant glasses are AI wearables in a normal frame: microphone, speaker, a small display and, on some models, a camera, tied to a voice assistant. Ask a question and the answer appears in the lens. The Even Realities G2 is camera-free by design and runs the Even AI and Conversate contextual assistant. The Rokid AI Glasses Enterprise runs standalone on Android with a 12MP camera, captioning and an open SDK for custom workflows.
What they do in practice is narrower than the demos suggest, and more useful: retrieve a figure mid-conversation, capture a note without opening a laptop, surface a prompt before a client meeting, caption or translate speech as it happens. They suit consultants, sales, healthcare and field teams who need information hands-free but cannot walk into a customer's office wearing an industrial headset.
The first question is the camera. Camera-free frames pass site and client privacy rules that a camera does not, which settles the choice in hospitals, legal settings and secure facilities before any feature list matters. The second is integration. An open SDK lets you connect the glasses to your own data, forms and systems; without one you are limited to the vendor's assistant and whatever it ships with.
AI assistant glasses are one application of AI glasses, and the same two devices also serve as translation glasses for multilingual teams. Pair them with AI assistant software where answers have to come from your own documentation. VR Expert AI supplies both with volume pricing, business invoicing, prescription options and US and EU delivery, from a single pilot unit to a fleet across the glasses range.